Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-11
ladies' COLUMN.
f, Merry Go Round With
'I Beauty Demanding Constant
Revolution.
$50. a, Prospective Changes In
'il'C'I feminine Attirs-BOy's
street Dress

u.sutiful Transformed Into
BOu gons by Feminine Taste
Recipes, Notes.
.snds to move in curved lines
s" Sains segments Of an incomplete
e I'd '.G although fashions are scarcely
F9 - cet g. the conception of the
i.'l INST ind its exponent in material
so tne cipricious dame se.z=s the
fs e. creations of the loom to body
S :ls g. thoughts that throng her busy
10 ~ Iot IN obedience to Medean law
siaj -. in s circle, as she moves the
n 1,;oTs showing such variety in COM
'o .ion IS leads to forgetfulness that
''llU ss,nt'es have been, and shall be
AZ the panorama passes before
Eia. brillisnt coloripg ana pleasing
~ hpguile the senses that the
&c. ~ S.s All the charm Of novelty.
S .sg now until December change,
iIon vii be the law, for this Of
W. icons is the one of novelties,
-. autumn is no exception. There
' '-eT now some anticipatory glapces
I s- novelties, but as yet nothing
ave T vet enough to give assurance
4 :.r # beauty IN design and fabric there
4 be no wsnt.
i-s' t5eir popularity, and the poloneise
4, bssq1e front will be more worn.
% IA |. tendency TO cOrsages cut point
4 :, the waist or round with girdle.
.@w STYLE can be only becoming TO
NOR ling- WASTED persons, short
- will be used by women whose
,,tss are the reverse. Dress-makers
i. ireIiped to cut the irons Of these
XXX Miss without front darts. When
Il. Il dome the under arm seam is set
r5Mlv forward and cut somewhat bias,
Il eiges of the front are curved to fit
/, fy1re that must of necessity be
|sljer.
IS.seyes for house dresses are still made
~ elaborate. The EliZabethan style
4 fsvorlte. This consists Of series Of
[r. extending from the shoulder to the
|rj.t: smother fashionable mode is to
Fan in the fitness in fine plaits from the
Ensizs nearly to the elbow. there form
d puff to De gathered into mode cuff
the wrist. For street dress, coat
ssyes are alone admissible they are not
ysyer, made as tight as formerly. For
Eu-.oilet, sleeves are worn composed of
EFs Of lace three or four inches IN width
tcrcling the arm, with bias bands of
..p between. This has the effect of
smtening the arm, and are favored by
Ne whose arms are Of disproportionate
Egth
UnierskIrts of dresses are usually
tsin, admitting, hoWeS er, 8 narrow foot
.s.sing at the bottom, the general
ssa depending almost entirely on the
q. the drapery. It is whis-
sNd that there is to be return to
It's f0unced from top to bottom, but
IsSistes and their patrons will part re-
eAntly and slowly from a fashion that,
Eflrnished so fine an opportunity for
display Of the artistic as does the drap.
& Of modern dress. The front drapery
usually a full apron laid in plaits
ich side facing the front so that the
ont Will fall in circular folds to the
gt Of the skirt. 1t is advisable to
rhtly tack these folds es they are apt to
ltG'y, The b,ck IS slightly bouffant
Ialhe tOurnure and arranged to fall from
se in strait plaits nearly to the bottom
lie underskirt Sometimes when the
tits Of two colors the skirt has alter
lie vide plaits Of each, and the front
ipery hangs in a point
the side, being drawn
Rk from the front by plaits at the waist
E the center of the back under the back ]
spsry. % stS d
As winter comes on, siesaHf memories
drawing rooms aligbt and eEetty women
graceful tea gowns Ste revived.
Aether it De the YARN GLOW of hospital
lin pleasant Aomes coDtTAsted win the
setlessness outside, orWhether IS be
ere is something clsssRkIly beautiful
aese gowns is difficultsgo decide, but
szNis that, as our English COUSINS
.u,d say, this costume is very "fetch-
: and women have come to regard
en- as s necessity. Tea jackets are
lca worn and msnysof them are ex-
.ueIy pretty, both in color and fashion
! lndls silk, gold and silver embroid-
oelng used. RED surah has black lace
sOl!en the glare, and robins egg blue
~ goId cord is charming. Oae recent
SHOWN modelled after Breton
! ants holiday coat is unIque.
y Acket Itself is of pale terra Gotta
1 Ssl, Inc loose fronts being lined with
iLoh PINK surah, aud the turn back
"a ana cuffs made of bands of en-
yS-uefI IN various shades of terra Gotta
= aI ana gold thread on cream canvas.
uOlole band Of this in front of the
- ~ confines the closely gathered vest
~. ~ salmon surah, which is caught up,
ts.l iashlon, higher one side than the
s NJ some distance below the waist,
~, aS.s II Is loosely confined by q wide,
amy ! SNAPPED belt of the embroidery.
q Uesahful tea jacket is ,ssnades Of
:, ,sIs wave plush, loose. ftonted, Int
4 T. ssNr2 at Tie back. fTopens oveSs
:, : Yteam siIkvest tigurssfwssh tiny gid
ets, BE waist li1esss hsrkedB a
!. ~ sold re knSStedAIds q which4au
= crssh Iac8 skifE THe Jacket is
~. "a naEsaw'gofd Cord, and lace
T1S sgprn the thFost and sleeves.
; ,C VIE the !svorite material for even
/, "eaFi and there seems to be but little
80 s!S N style, as plain demi- train skirt
s .,Il u satin, entirely covered with
n s' 31 Is OF tulle, low bodice OF silk and
.f ,s S,sped IN surplice style With eps9-
TTss s.SeEss OF tulle being the node,
a. 10y ~ gre tar CT hints from the csBMrt
~ g, tlslssof tina WhiseEonse Val in
- 'as SEsdlan Of. KIgh seeks She
5 NV EoIaenlY l1sdesfS in having
M, wv stssescufa 6igA, aud has thus
,n9 saked the wearers Of the ex-
l9is 9e4G(olette. It is possible her ex-
1n,,,ooU aid others in q refoF1 both
! cra.s- ana becoming, and thus compep
,ssssssSsefs Of costumes to i1suguratesa
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